Topic: Vaccine Fatigue

U.S. hospitals report being at 79% capacity due to a "trifecta" of COVID-19, RSV, and an early flu season. Health experts attribute the surge to "immunity debt" following years of pandemic isolation. The CDC notes that flu vaccination rates have dropped significantly, citing "vaccine fatigue" among the public after multiple rounds of COVID-19 boosters.

Paul Joseph Watson reports on the shifting narrative regarding COVID-19, noting that even the developer of the AstraZeneca vaccine, Sir Andrew Pollard, says the planet cannot be vaccinated every six months. Watson highlights that Omicron is proving to be far less severe than predicted by doomsday models. He argues that while the pandemic may be ending naturally, globalists will attempt to transition to a permanent annual booster requirement linked to social credit scores.